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Democrats are enjoying a bit of a late surge following the successful passage of a flurry of popular bills addressing everything from infrastructure to gun safety, to climate change, and much more. Consequently, the down ballot Republicans are suffering nervous breakdowns as they try to navigate the perilous waters between being sufficiently worshipful of Trump, as he demands, and dodging the toxic animosity and controversy that the flailing Trump is splashing on his GOP colleagues.<\/p>\n
RELATED: Wannabe Dictator Trump Decrees a Delusional Demand that He Be Anointed American Messiah<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Sen Rick Scott of Florida is currently serving as the chairman of that National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), which is tasked with getting more Republicans elected to the Senate. He was a curious choice considering that in his pre-Senate career he was the head of a hospital chain that was fined billions of dollars for engaging in fraudulent activities.<\/p>\n Not surprisingly, the NRSC is now undergoing some financial hardship. This was brought up during an interview of Scott on Fox News by Martha MacCallum. MacCallum read to Scott from a report in the New York Times that asked “how a record cash haul vanished for Senate Republicans.”<\/em> She elaborated saying that…<\/p>\n “It says ‘By the end of July National Republican Senatorial Committee had collected a record $181.5 million, but had already spent 95% of it.’<\/em> Then it goes to August where you have just $23.2 million left that is ‘less that half of what the Democratic Senatorial Committee had’<\/em> ahead of the really intense stage of this whole race that we’re now heading into. How did that happen? Where did all that money go?”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Scott’s reply illustrates just how much trouble the GOP is in under Scott’s mismanagement of their campaign.<\/p>\n Scott:<\/strong> We did the right thing. We spent early. Here’s the problem with campaigns. If you wait until the last month there’s too much static, too much noise out there. so what we did, as soon as out candidates got through their primaries we started helping them. We put up ads with them. Talked about what they believe in. And we started early on to define the Democrats. That’s put us in a position right now that we can not only keep our fifty Republican seats, we also can pick up probably as many – doesn’t mean we’ll get that many – but we’ve got six competitive states where the Democrats are… all the Democrats are underwater. Martha: Where did all that money go? — Acyn (@Acyn) September 7, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\nMacCallum:<\/strong> But Senator, you see a lot of these races that are tightening up in Florida, in Ohio, and these candidates are in need of money. at this point. some of them are pointing fingers at your leadership and saying that it’s not working. What do you say to them?
\nScott:<\/strong> Well, Let\u2019s look at the numbers. … Ron Johnson’s gonna win.
\nMacCallum:<\/strong> He’s behind by about five points right now, right?
\nScott:<\/strong> Ron Johnson is either up a little or tied or down barely.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n
Scott: We spent early.. Let\u2019s look at the numbers\u2026 Ron Johnson is going to win
Martha: He\u2019s behind by about five points right now right? pic.twitter.com\/qaPW6zg4tR<\/a><\/p>\n